Binario 1 by Debora Valentini at Teatro dei Contrari

Binario 1 by Debora Valentini at Teatro dei Contrari, November 8, 2026

In short. On Sunday, November 8, 2026, Teatro dei Contrari, at Viale dei Quattro Venti 38 in Rome, presents Binario 1 by Debora Valentini, with Andrea Taurino, Chiara Buccolini, Luca Gaveglia and Carmelo Mianulli.

Illustrazione ad acquerello di un palco di teatro con scenografia da stazione ferroviaria, binari, panchina e lampione

Illustrazione generata con intelligenza artificiale: non è una fotografia del Teatro dei Contrari né dell’evento.

On Sunday, November 8, 2026, Teatro dei Contrari, at Viale dei Quattro Venti 38 in Rome, presents Binario 1 by Debora Valentini, with Andrea Taurino, Chiara Buccolini, Luca Gaveglia and Carmelo Mianulli. The event is for members only, with information and bookings at 348 9774959. The price is not published.

Language: performed in Italian. No English version or English surtitles are announced.

Watercolor illustration of a theater stage with a railway station set, tracks, a bench and a streetlamp — AI-generated illustration: not a photograph of Teatro dei Contrari or of the event.

Updated October 19, 2026.

The official description

BINARIO 1
by Debora Valentini
Sunday, November 8, 2026
at 18:30
“Loneliness kills like the cold. Indifference kills like a bullet. Please don't kill me.” Dedicated to Modesta Valenti, the Saint of the last. Let's not look the other way.
with
Andrea Taurino
Chiara Buccolini
Luca Gaveglia
Carmelo Mianulli
Info and bookings: 348 9774959
Members-only event
Text from the official Teatro dei Contrari website, source

Where it takes place: Teatro dei Contrari

Teatro dei Contrari describes itself as a completely renovated cultural space, born from the premises of the Armonia dei Contrari and run by the association Armonia dei Contrari, with the motto «Where the arts meet». It's in Monteverde Vecchio, the part of the Gianicolense district closest to the Janiculum Walls, between Via Aurelia Antica and Via Portuense.

The neighborhood's name recalls the Janiculum, whose western slopes Monteverde occupies. To get to know the area there's the guide Monteverde, what to see.

The show is dedicated to Modesta Valenti, a homeless woman who died in Rome on January 31, 1983, after being refused help at Termini station. The Community of Sant'Egidio remembers her every year on January 31, together with all homeless people who have died. Born in Capodistria in 1912, she became a symbol of the «martyr of indifference»: in 2002 Rome named a fictitious street after her, which homeless people can use as a residence address, and in 2014 a plaque commemorated her at Termini station.

Another of the theater's shows in November is C'è un cadavere in teatro.